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I tried app.getpath(&quot;app&quot;, &quot;javascripts&quot;)<br />
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Is there a way to use GetPath on the current file?
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I tried app.getpath("app", "javascripts")

Is there a way to use GetPath on the current file?

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I am looking for something to restrict the Save As button on PDF in a certain directory.<br />
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I know I can add a file.js to the <b>C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 11.0\Acrobat\Javascripts</b> path that contains <br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28462690-1">app.hideToolbarButton(&quot;Save&quot;)</code></pre>
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That is all PDF's then.<br />
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I was thinking of apply password security to the file and also leveraging javascript to remove the save buttons if the folder location matches the folder location of the file.<br />
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I saw that I can use <b>This.Path</b> to get the entire path of the current file.<br />
Can I incorporate IF statement using This.Path then App.hideToolBarButton(&quot;Sav<wbr />e&quot;)?
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I am looking for something to restrict the Save As button on PDF in a certain directory.

I know I can add a file.js to the C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 11.0\Acrobat\Javascripts path that contains 
(CODE)

That is all PDF's then.

I was thinking of apply password security to the file and also leveraging javascript to remove the save buttons if the folder location matches the folder location of the file.

I saw that I can use This.Path to get the entire path of the current file.
Can I incorporate IF statement using This.Path then App.hideToolBarButton("Save")?

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